MAEDA Yuji

Research Fellow, Policy Research Department: MAEDA Yuji; Security Studies,Regional Studies-Areas of Expertise

Areas of Expertise: International Relations theory security in the Asia-Pacific U.S.-China relations

Education and Work Experience

Apr. 2011 -
Mar. 2015

B.A. in Law (Political Science)
Keio University, Japan
Sep. 2013 -
May 2014

Exchange Student
The University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Sep. 2015 -
Sep. 2016

MSc in International Relations (Research), with Distinction
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), United Kingdom
Apr. 2017 -
Present

Research Fellow
The National Institute for Defense Studies (NIDS), Japan
Sep. 2020 -
Present

Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Politics, The University of Virginia, United States

“Reputation as a Means of Deterrence and Compellence”

Sukeyuki Ichimasa ed., New Horizons of the Nuclear Age (NIDS, 2024), pp. 137-147.
"Geopolitics Revisited: A Geopolitical Model and the U.S. Security Commitment to Taiwan"

Security and Strategy, Vol. 1, No. 2 (Oct 2020), pp. 57-78. (An English summary is available here, p. 185.)
"U.S. -China Bipolarity in 2030 and Japanese Security"

Briefing Memo (Feb, 2020), available here.